Chinese sedum (Sedum tetractinum), as you may have predicted, is native to China. It is a low-growing plant, reaching a maximum of just 3 inches in height, but it can spread as much as 12 inches ...

Size: The plant grows to be 6 inches tall and spreads to 1 foot wide when mature. Care: Once established, Mexican sedum it is drought tolerant. Cut it to the ground in fall.

Spreads aggressively and has yellow, rosy and red foliage in full sun. Bruised foliage smells like citrus. ... Sedum Sedum spp.: A succulent with many growing heights, ...

Given full sun and well-drained soil, golden sedum spreads rapidly, and its foliage boasts shades of orange and yellow. In shady locations, however, the foliage – which is non-toxic to people ...

• Sedum sexangulare (tasteless stonecrop): At 4 inches tall, this sedum can tolerate sun or shade with more yellow revealed in full sun. Al Shay is a consulting horticulturist and instructor at OSU.

Its habit is mounding, compact and will compete on your list of toughest plants you have ever grown, reaching 10-inches tall with a 14-inch spread. Lemon Coral sedum will be a rock-solid perennial ...

Q: I want to try sedums as ground cover on a hot, dry, sunny spot I have covered with an inch or two of small-size bark mulch. Can sedums root and ...

While eye-arresting echeverias, otherworldly aeoniums and architectural Agave attenuata take center stage in succulent landscapes and magazine spreads, the poor sedum trudges on, underappreciated ...

It's a shame that sedum is overlooked; it's a versatile, low-maintenance alternative. Sedums, a low-water grass alternative that can cover lots of ground - Los Angeles Times ...

Cliff faces and rock-strewn hillsides in Mexico are home to golden sedum (S. adolphi), among the world’s fastest-growing succulents. Up to eight inches tall, plants bear rosettes of fleshy ...